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Light-fingered thief does a runner with rings

These two rings were stolen from a Keysborough jewellery store.

POLICE are searching for a woman who stole a wedding ring and an engagement ring worth $6000 from a Keysborough shopping centre.
The female offender walked out of the Angus and Coote store at the Parkmore Shopping Centre about 11am on Wednesday 1 July, wearing an 18-carat gold engagement ring with a solitaire diamond and a matching wedding band with round brilliant cut diamonds after trying on a number of different items.
The woman is described as slim and was wearing dark clothing and a dark scarf around her head at the time.
She was last seen running out of the shopping centre.
Police have released a photo of the rings in the hope they can be returned.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or make a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

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